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| Is this because you have a very long bullet? I've always set mine up to the lands. Never thought about the backside. Tony |
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| Pretty long bullet yes. Truth is I just finished putting together the 284 Win that I built then relized I hadn't throated it for the 140s. Guess i'm suffering from CRS.  Before I pull the barrel & throat it I wanted to get some opinions. |
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| I don't know how far it sticks inside the case, but I think a consistent crimp would be the key. Work up a load and see what happens. Tony |
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| My feeling is that if the chamber is true, and the throat concentric there shouldn't be a loss of accuracy. If anything the greater space taken within the case while slightly raising pressures, will also help load density...  Member NRA, SCI- Life #358 28+ years now! DRSS, double owner-shooter since 1983, O/U .30-06 Browning Continental set. |
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